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NYC’s iconic ‘Charging Bull’ statue graffitied with ‘Death to Israel’ during protest

Lower Manhattan’s iconic “Charging Bull” statue bore a hateful message reading “Death to Israel” as protesters marched through the area waving Palestinian flags Thursday night. tainted with Photos showed graffiti written in black marker behind the bull’s ears and the words “Liberate Palestine” scrawled on its face. A man was seen waving a Palestinian flag […]

What to know about NYC’s $15 congestion pricing toll

New York City’s controversial congestion pricing plan, which would charge motorists a $15 toll when entering midtown Manhattan, is nearing implementation. Congestion toll collection is scheduled to begin in mid-June after facing years of delays and numerous lawsuits. The MTA says the surcharges, aimed at reducing congestion on peak days in downtown Manhattan, will generate […]

Straphangers beat up NYC’s new anti-attack subway barriers: ‘It’s stupid’

New subway anti-attack fencing is being defeated by straphangers. Confused passengers derided the move Tuesday as “stupid” as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is experimenting with installing barriers on Harlem station platforms in hopes of reducing attacks on train conductors. did. “I don’t see how it’s going to help,” said Myra Dent McGriff, 58, as she […]

NYC’s famed Delmonico’s steakhouse to open ‘sister’ trattoria

Plans for important new restaurants often somehow remain largely unnoticed until opening day. Delmonico’s “sister restaurant” to the FiDi Steakhouse phenomenon, Tucci’s, named after his partner Max’s Tucci, is no different. The Italian restaurant, which boasts Northern and Southern cuisine, will open March 15 at 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker Street in Noho. Like Delmonico’s, […]

Mysterious foul stench plagues NYC’s tony Park Slope neighborhood

Residents in one Brooklyn neighborhood are concerned about a mysterious, overwhelming stench that has been compared to “sewage,” “feces,” and “something dead.” Neighbors in Park Slope have been complaining for months about a strange odor on the southwest corner of Prospect Place and Sixth Avenue, and several who spoke to Thursday’s Post said they noticed […]

‘Fuming’ Travis Kelce image fueling NYC’s ‘anti-car’ agenda

Some government agencies in New York City are using a viral image of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce screaming at head coach Andy Reid during the Super Bowl to advance their policy agenda. “Outdoor dining accounts for less than 0.5% of New York City’s street parking. Public spaces belong to everyone, not just cars,” […]

NYC’s food hall fatigue spells doom for Market Line at Essex Crossing

New York is suffering from food hall fatigue. That’s the reason behind the unfortunate planned closure of Market Line Food Hall in Essex Crossing on April 1st. But the developer, Delancey Street Associates, blamed the recent vendor closures on the “challenging economic environment” and, oddly enough, the long-running pandemic. Exodus. This is the first failure […]